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BHP workers strike July 16, 2026 at Port Hedland, halting A$120M in daily iron ore exports. What the mining pay fight signals about worker leverage in 2026.
$2.13 an hour is still the federal tipped wage in 2026. New Department of Labor rules on tip credits, child labor, and EEO-1 reports could reshape your pay.
41,400 residential construction jobs vanished in a year and hiring hit a record low. See which trades still grow in 2026 and how workers can stay employed now.
Samsung chip workers earn bonuses up to $400,000 while appliance staff get about $3,900, a 100-to-1 pay gap now fueling a 2026 worker revolt near Suwon.
$30 billion is Apple's Broadcom bet to make 15 billion US-made chips, fueling a reshoring wave of thousands of manufacturing jobs. Here is how to break in.
1,000 AI jobs are coming to New York as Anthropic leases a 16-story Manhattan tower and doubles its NYC workforce, from sales to engineering. See what they pay.
1,000 dock jobs are at risk as DP World automates its terminals, and Australian workers want a 28-hour week. See what shorter weeks and AI mean for your pay.
200 John Lewis jobs are at risk, including 125 full-time roles, as it closes bureau de change and gift-wrapping desks across dozens of stores this autumn.
$50.7B in record 2026 US data center construction spending meets a skilled-trades shortage of 349,000 workers, putting electricians in high-paying demand.
56% wage premium now separates AI-skilled workers from the rest as employers hoard scarce talent and cut everyone else. Here is how to land on the safe side.
52% of US workers are worried about AI at work. Here is how to roll out an AI-first strategy in 2026 without a tone-deaf memo or a trust-killing backlash.
900 workers now fill a Georgia factory's flexible-shift pool that fixed its worker shortage. See what app-based four-hour shifts mean for job seekers in 2026.
